INDEX

A

adaptationism, 226 -29, 236

affects, 127 -30, 132 , 180 -82;

control of, 134 -36;

subjectivity and, 127 -30

Agassiz, Louis, 223

agon,62 , 188 -89, 195 , 202 , 233 , 235 , 245

Anaxagoras, 190 n47

Anaximander, 186 -89, 191

Anglo-American Nietzsche renaissance, 2

anthropomorphism, 101 -3, 205

antidualism, 72 -76, 176 , 180 -84, 187 -88, 199 . See also dualism

antiessentialism, 104 n48, 163 -68, 224 n21. See also essentialism

antifoundationalism, 3 , 7 , 243

antirealism. See realism, Nietzsche vs.

appearance, 32 , 87 -88, 176 -84;

art and, 66 , 67 ;

becoming and, 196 -201;

essence and, 37 -38;

metaphysics and, 32 -34, 37 , 40 ;

perspectives and, 3839, 154 , 156 ;

reality and, 37 -38, 87 -88, 94 -95, 111 , 142 -48, 176 -80, 196 .

See also semblance

Aquinas, Thomas, 215 n4

Aristotle, 76 n7, 136 n64, 198

art and the aesthetic, 6 , 52 , 65 -67, 90 -91, 162 , 189 -90;

aesthetic intrepretation, 6 , 51 -52, 63 -68, 162 , 189 -90;

appearance and, 66 , 67 ;

philosopherartist, 67 -68;

science and, 51 -52, 63 -68, 162 ;

subjectivity and, 134 -35

ascetic ideal, 22 , 26 , 44 , 65 , 134 , 192 -93, 232

atomism, 93 -94, 104 , 123 , 125 , 128 , 138 , 217 , 218 , 221

B

Bachelard, Gaston, 210 n104

Bataille, Georges, 231 -36

Bauer, Bruno, 42 n37

becoming, 4 , 8 , 19 , 56 , 73 , 82 , 105 , 167 -68, 169 -212, 200 , 222 , 223 ;

aesthetic interpretation, 189 -90;

appearance and, 196 -201;

aspect change and, 32 , 32 n22, 198 -99, 203 ;

chance and, 210 -12;

différance and, 202 -4;

given elements and, 140 -41;

Heraclitus and, 188 -89;

innocence of, 30 , 70 , 101 -5, 125 , 189 , 205 , 245 ;

interpretation and, 201 -2;

knowledge and, 145 -47, 178 -79;

naturalism and, 193 -96;

noumenon and, 175 -76;

self-change, 32 n22, 198 -99, 203 ;

tension and, 194 -95, 221 , 222 ;

truth and, 30 -32, 60 , 145

being, 19 -20, 73 , 142., 190 -93;

appearance and, 32 -45;

essence, 37 -38, 44 , 148 -50, 154 , 157 , 167 , 177 ;

as presence, 6 , 200 , 204 ;

rejection of, 199 -200, 203 -4, 217 ;

truth and, 30 -32, 60 .

See also becoming; dualism; ego-substance; ontology; thing in itself

Berkeley, George, 148

body, 73 , 130 -32, 196 , 240 ;

mind and, 76 -78, 133 , 190 -91, 215 .

See also mind; soul; spirit

Boscovich, Roger, 91 , 93 , 170 , 218

Breazeale, Daniel, 171 n4, 185 -86n39

C

categories, 31 , 83 -85, 173 -76

causality, 88 , 153 , 181 -82, 210 ;

mechanism and, 217 , 219 ;

will to power and, 221

certainties, immediate, 93 -94, 123

certainty: desire for, demand for, striving for, 45 , 56 -57, 96 , 192 , 210

chance, 210 -12, 208 , 223 , 228

change, 143 -44, 198 -99, 203 , 221 -22

chaos, 103 , 142 -43, 146 , 175 , 204 -12.

chaosmos, 207 -8

chaos theory, 211 n109

chemistry, 78 -79, 216

Christianity, 17 -18, 20 , 23 , 25 , 41 , 47 , 112 , 178 , 195 , 199 . See also death of God; God; theology

Clark, Maudemarie, 8 , 148 -51, 164 -65

Colli, Giorgio, 9 , 186 n39

Comte, Auguste, 43 n38

consciousness, 76 -77, 81 -85, 159

Conway, Daniel, 110 , 177 n19

Copernicus, 81 , 173 , 183 n36

creationism, 216 , 223 , 225 , 236

D

Danto, Arthur, 10 , 45 -46, 109 , 171 ,

Darwin, Charles, 75 , 89 , 170 , 216 , 223 -26, 228 , 229 n37, 236 , 239 . See also evolution and evolutionary theory

"Darwinism," 89 , 224 -9, 225 n25, 236 . See also adaptationism; evolution and evolutionary theory; Spencer, Herbert

Davidson, Donald, 2 , 44 n38, 60 n65, 115 n11, 160 n108

death of God, 1 , 3 , 8 , 15 , 105 -6, 200 , 207 ;

European thought and, 16 -19, 26 -27, 63 ;

as intellectual event, 16 -17;

naturalist project and, 69 -71, 74 , 92 , 101 ;

will to power and, 214 .

See also Christianity; God; theology

deception, 34 , 36 -45, 65

de-deification, 5 , 70 n1, 71 , 91 -92, 97 , 99 , 101 -3, 200 , 208 . See also naturalism

Deleuze, Gilles, ix , 2 , 10 , 80 n14, 126 n36, 126 n38, 128 n45, 198 n73, 199 n78, 207 -8, 215 n4, 244 n78

Dennett, Daniel, 224 n24

Derrida, Jacques, ix , 2 , 6 , 19 , 45 n41, 115 n11, 160 n108, 160 n109, 166 -67, 200 , 202 -4, 244 n78. See also différance

Descartes, René, 93 , 94 , 125 n34, 152 , 190 , 192 , 193 , 199 , 216 , 223

determinism, 124 -25, 210 , 211 n109, 216 , 217 -20. See also free will

Diderot, Denis, 238 n66

différance,6 , 202 -4, 208 , 245

Dilthey, Wilhelm, 154 n94

dogmatism, 3 , 24 , 46 , 50 -51, 53 , 61 , 63 , 106 , 243

dualism, 46 , 53 , 63 , 72 -74, 77 -78, 106 , 134 , 170 . See also antidualism; object

Duns Scotus, 215 n4

E

Eco, Umberto, 204 n91, 207 n99

ego-substance, 122 -25, 127 , 217

Eleatics, the, 19 , 89 , 102 , 186 n40

Elgin, Catherine, 155

empiricism, 84 , 86 -91, 94 -95, 194 -96;

holistic, 70 , 92 -101, 111 , 123 , 140 , 197 , 214 , 243 , 244 ;

reductionist, 51 , 92 -93, 96 , 98 -99

epistemology, 7 , 69 -70, 241 ;

naturalized, 4 , 5 , 7 , 69 -71, 79 -86, 105 .

See also empiricism; knowledge; naturalism

errors of reason, 40 , 66 , 86 -89, 141 -42, 174

essence, 37 -38, 44 , 148 -50, 154 , 157 , 167 , 177

essentialism, 104 n48, 163 -68, 224 n21. See also anti-essentialism

ethos, 136

European thought, 5 -6;

death of God and, 16 -19, 26 -27, 63 ;

as epoch, 19 , 26 -27

evolution and evolution theory, 97 -98, 113 , 216 , 236 ;

of consciousness, 84 -85;

God and, 223 -29;

of knowledge, 80 -83;

natural selection, 226 ;

success and, 227 -29.

See also Darwin; "Darwinism"

F

facts, 43 , 44 , 47 -48, 59 , 64 , 70 n3, 95 , 97 , 123 , 163

faith, 22 -24, 43 -44, 48 -50, 72 , 73 , 172

falsification, 79 n13, 141 , 145 -46. See also lies

Faraday, Michael, 128 n44, 218 n7

Feuerbach, Ludwig, 42 n37

Feyerabend, Paul, 2 , 57 -58n61,

finitnde, 147 -52, 164 , 166 -67, 172

flux, 35 , 142 , 144 -45, 208 n103

Förster-Nietzsche, Elizabeth, 9

Foucault, Michel, ix , 2 , 115 n11, 126 n38, 147 n77, 157 , 167

Fowler, Mark, 113 -14n8, 119 -30n49

free will, 124 -25, 182 , 217 -18. See also determinism

French philosophy, 2

Freud, Sigmund, 2 , 42 n37

G

Gadamer, Hans-Georg, 2 , 44 n38, 115 n11, 154 n94

genealogy, 5 -6, 33 , 63 -64, 79 -82, 101 n43, 160 n109, 243 . See also European thought

generalization, 85 , 86 , 117 , 221 ;

science and, 31 , 35 -36, 88

given, the;

pre-given, the, 3 , 49 , 59 , 70 , 71 , 81 , 89 , 92 , 95 , 96 , 97 , 100 , 105 , 111 , 121 , 122 , 125 , 127 , 131 , 137 , 139 , 140 -41, 143 , 146 , 147 , 159 -61, 163 , 167 , 173 , 228 ;

myth of the given, 93 -94, 123 .

See also facts

God, 183 -84, 199 ;

evolution and, 223 -29;

shadows of, 71 , 91 -92, 102 , 104 , 217 ;

as watchmaker, 219 n10, 222 -23.

See also Christianity; death of God; theology

God's eye view, 4 , 70 , 91 -92, 96 , 99 -100, 177 , 219

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 65 n76, 120 , 136 n64

Goodman, Nelson, 2 , 35 n26, 95 n31, 97 n34, 153 n93, 155 , 156 n98, 160 n106, 165 -66n118, 166 n120, 197 n70

Gould, Stephen Jay, 76 n6, 223 n19, 224 -29, 237 n63

grammar, 83 ,124, 125 , 141 , 217

Granier, Jean, 55 n58, 136 n63, 164 ,

Guattari, Félix, 80 n14

Guignon, Charles, 154 n94

Guthrie, W. K. C., 186 n41, 188 n43, 194 , 195 n61, 198

H

Hanson, Norwood Russell, 215 n3

Hegel, G. W. F., 2 , 19 , 42 n37, 143 n73, 154 n94, 169 , 170 , 195 , 227 n30, 244

Heidegger, Martin, 2., 6 , 9 n13, 10 , 19 , 23 , 44 n38, 69 -70n1, 109 , 213 -14n8, 114 n11, 125 n34, 154 n94, 160 n109, 186 -87n41, 197 n69, 208 n102.

Heraclitus, 8 , 32 , 89 , 169 -70, 184 -204, 228 n36, 245 ;

empiricism and, 197

Hesiod, 233

holism, epistemological, 7 , 70 , 92 -101, 111 , 115 , 140 , 160 n108, 197 , 214 , 243 -44

holism, ontological, 123 , 154 n94, 221 . See also empiricism, holistic; perspectivism; interpretation; relativism, ontological

Homer, 65 , 120 , 162 n111, 189 n44, 233 n49

honesty, 41 -42, 45 -46, 55 , 57 , 63 , 106 . See also intellectual conscience; intellectual integrity

Houlgate, Stephen, 38 n30, 171

Hoy, David, ix , 52 n54, 57 n61, 114 n10

humanity:

as animal, 75 -79, 85 -86, 216 ;

complexity of, 227 -28;

consciousness, 76 -77;

contradictory drives, 132 -34, 144 ;

finitude and, 147 -52;

highest human, 135 -36, 229 ;

survival of species, 81 , 84 , 87 , 89 -90, 112 , 119 , 130 .

See also naturalization of humanity

Hume, David, 124 , 211 -12n110

Husserl, Edmund, 2

I

idealism, 148 , 149 , 159 -62;

empirical idealism, 140 -41

immanence, 216 -17, 220 -21

inquiry, 53 -57, 64

intellectual conscience, 20 -21, 25 , 41 -42, 106 ;

as oppositional, 53 -54;

pluralism and, 53 -57, 99 -100;

utility of belief and, 46 , 47 .

See also honesty; intellectual integrity; truth

intellectual integrity, 45 , 47 , 53 . See also honesty; intellectual conscience

interests, 121 -22, 149

interpretation, 3 , 4 , 15 , 51 -52, 65 , 97 , 101 n43;

as assimilation, 79 , 165 , 240 , 242 ;

affective, 111 -18, 129 -30;

becoming and, 201 -2;

counterinterpretation, 99 -100;

evolutionary view, 97 -98;

interpretive multiplicity, interpretive pluralism, 51 , 53 -57, 66 -67, 156 -58, 206 -7;

naturalism and, 105 -6;

object and, 116 -17, 152 -63;

and perspectivism, 111 -18;

pluralism of, 53 -57, 99 -100;

standards for, 99 ;

subject as, 137 -39;

understanding and, 115 -16;

will to power and, 165 -68, 201 -2, 239 -45.

See also perspectives; perspectivism

Irigaray, Luce, 2

Irwin, Terence, 32 n22, 198

J

Jaspers, Karl, 10

judgments, 98 -99, 104

justice, 135 -36

K

Kant, Immanuel, 47 , 70 n2, 76 n7, 81 , 82 , 86 , 91 , 98 , 118 , 119 , 120 , 123 n29,

Kant, Immanuel (continued )

124 , 240 -43, 152 , 170 -84, 186 -90, 192 , 195 , 199 , 204 , 205 . See also neo-Kantianism

Kaufmann, Walter, 10 , 45 -46, 136 n64

Kellert, Stephen, 219 n11

Kelvin, Sir William Thomson, Lord, 195 , 220 n13

knowledge, 7 , 33 , 54 , 135 ;

as assimilation, 85 , 98 , 119 , 239 -42;

becoming and, 145 -47, 178 -79;

as equalization, 85 , 98 ;

evolution of, 80 -83;

finitude and, 149 -50, 164 , 172 ;

as interestladen, 121 -22, 149 ;

judgment and, 98 -99;

and presuppositions, 23 -24, 39 , 43 -44, 57 , 64 ;

sense perception and, 142 -43;

as will to power, 120 , 241 -42.

See also epistemology

Kuhn, Thomas, 2 , 115 n11, 157

L

Laclau, Ernesto, 137 n65

Lange, F. A., 119 , 170 , 173 -75, 179

language, 24 , 77 , 81 , 83 -84, 86 -87, 104 n48, 217 , 224 n21;

ego-substance and, 124 , 217 .

See also grammar

Laplace, Pierre, 219 n12

laws of nature, 100 , 104 n48, 209 , 219 -20n12

Leibniz, Gottfried, 93 , 199 , 207

Leiter, Brian, 70 n3, 120 -22, 149 -50, 164 -65

lies, 24 -25, 40 -41, 65 -66, 88 , 142 . See also falsification

life, truth and, 33 , 34 , 36 , 43 , 46 , 66

Locke, John, 93 , 94

logic, 83 -85

Lyell, Charles, 223

Lyotard, Jean-François, 1 n1, 2 , 136 -37n64, 245

M

Magnus, Bernd, 9 n15, 136 n64

Mallarmé, Stéphane, 208

Marx, Karl, 2 , 39 n33, 42 n37

materialism, 235 -38

mathematics, 83 -84

matter, 217 , 218 , 238

Mayr, Ernst, 220 n12, 223 n19, 224 n21,

mechanism, 216 , 217 -20, 237

Meister Eckhart, 215 n4

metaphysics, 6 , 64 , 96 , 143 , 187 ;

appearance and, 32 -34, 37 , 40 ;

interpretation and, 101 n43;

naturalism vs.,6 , 23 , 40 , 71 -75, 182 -83, 215 ;

will to deception and, 40 -44.

See also naturalism, extra-natural, super-natural and; theology

method, 61 -63, 64 , 73 , 78

Mill, John Stuart, 43 n38,

mind, 75 , 76 , 133 , 134 , 159 , 163 , 190 -91, 195 , 215 , 236 . See also body; spirit; soul

Montinari, Mazzino, 9

morality, 17 , 18 , 24 -26, 40 , 44 , 124 -25, 187 , 189 -90, 193

Morgan, George, 109

motion, 227 , 218

Mouffe, Chantal, 137 n65

Müller-Lauter, Wolfgang, 10 , 45 n41

N

Nachlaß, problem of the, 1 , 9 -12

Nancy, Jean-Luc, 63 n72,

naturalism, 4 -7, 69 -70, 111 ;

becoming and, 193 -96;

death of God and, 69 -71, 74 , 92 , 101 ;

ego-substance and, 123 ;

epistemology and, 79 -86;

extranatural, super-natural and, 42 , 71 , 72 , 75 , 76 , 79 -80, 85 , 101 , 123 , 153 , 167 , 210 , 216 , 236 , 238 ;

interpretation and, 105 -6;

vs. metaphysics, 6 , 23 , 40 , 71 -75, 182 -83, 215 ;

ontology and, 75 -79, 119 , 123 ;

super-natural and, 42 , 71 , 76 , 79 -80, 101 , 123 , 134 , 153 , 167 , 210 , 216 , 236 , 238 ;

will to power and, 214 -17;

will to truth and, 24 -25, 34 .

See also de-deification; naturalization of humanity

naturalization of humanity, 5 , 71 , 91 -92, 102 -3, 105 , 200 , 224 -26;

de-deification and, 91 -92, 102 -3;

epistemology and, 85 -86;

ontology and, 75 -79

natural law, 100 , 209 , 219 -20n12

necessity, 208 -12

Nehamas, Alexander, ix , 10 , 39 n34, 52 n54

neo-Kantianism, 118 -21, 170 -76;

critique of, 176 -84;

perspectivism and, 176 -77;

realist, 120 -22, 142 -52;

skeptical, 118 -20, 140 -47, 170 -76.

See also Kantianism

Newton, Isaac, 93 , 220 n12, 223

nihilism, 1 , 16 n2, 17 n3, 21 n9, 27 , 134 , 193 , 172 n6

nominalism, 86 -91

noumenon, 124 , 140 , 159 , 170 -84, 175 -76, 179 -80, 182 , 193 , 205 . See also thing in itself

O

object, 4 ;

change and, 143 -44;

common sense conception of, 148 , 151 , 161 ;

essence and, 148 -50;

human finitude and, 147 -52;

interpretation and, 116 -17, 152 -63;

of perspectivism, 139 -63;

substance and, 152 , 154 n94

objectivity, 54 , 111 -12, 134 , 135 , 155 -59, 157 -58, 161

ontological relativity, 4 , 55 n57, 60 , 92 , 97 , 155 -59. See also empiricism, holistic; holism

ontology, 4 , 7 , 19 -20, 69 -70, 163 -64, 241 ;

naturalized, 75 -79.

See also being; interpretation; ontological relativity; perspectivism; thing in itself

ontotheology, 6 -7, 217 -19, 225 -26, 244

P

Paley, William, 226 n28

Papineau, David, 5

Parmenides, 169 , 186 , 190 -93, 195 -96, 199 . See also Eleatics

perception. See sense perception

periodization of Nietzsche's corpus, 7 -8

perspectives, 38 -39, 54 , 65 , 92 n26, 97 ;

affective interpretation and, 111 -18;

appearance and, 38 -39, 154 , 156 ;

as cumulative, 121 -22;

and ordinary human vision, 120 -21, 149 -50, 163 -67;

as public system of evaluation, 154 -55;

as species viewpoint, 119 -20.

perspectivism, 3 , 4 , 8 , 105 , 109 -168, 196 , 200 -201;

antiessentialism and, 163 -68;

chaos and, 206 -7;

as doctrine, 109 -11;

ego-substance and, 122 -25;

neo-Kantianism and, 118 -21, 176 -77;

object of, 139 -63;

realism and, 120 -21, 148 -52, 161 -63;

subject of, 118 -39;

visual account, 120 -21, 149 -50, 163 -67.

See also interpretation

pessimism, 170 , 186 -87

phenomenalism, 109 , 118 , 153 n93

philosopher-artist, 67 -68

Plato, 19 , 25 , 30 , 33 , 56 n59, 65 , 81 , 83 n17, 86 , 87 , 91 , 120 , 162 n111, 169 , 178 , 179 , 180. 190 , 193 , 195 -96, 198 , 199

Platonic Form, 20 , 22 , 42 , 84 -85, 87 , 199

Platonism, 20 -24, 33 , 44 , 178 , 199

positivism, 19 , 30 , 43 -44, 47 , 49 , 56 , 66 , 92 n27, 95 -96, 170 , 243

postmetaphysical position, Nietzsche's, 2 , 3 , 6 -7

postmodernism, Nietzsche and, 1 -2

potlatch, 234 -35

pragmatism, 24 , 30 -31, 41 -43, 46 -48, 81 . See also truth, pragmatist theory of

Prigogine, Ilya, 210 n105, 211 n109, 219 n10, 222 n15, 223 n17, 238

progressivism, 226 -29

Putnam, Hilary, 97 n34, 155 , 115 n11

Pythagoras, 198 n73

Q

Quine, W. V., 2 , 5 , 35 n27, 44 n38, 55 n57, 93 n28, 97 n34, 155 , 115 n11, 137 n65, 153 n93, 162 n111, 214 -15n3, 243 n76

R

realism, Nietzsche vs.,48 -51, 94 -95, 161 -63, 197 ;

commonsense, 148 , 161 ;

metaphysical, 103 , 148 -49, 161 .

See also neo-Kantianism, realist

relativism, 3 , 53 -54, 60 -61, 70 , 106 , 135 , 154 -55, 159 , 172 ;

ontological, 97 , 155 -56, 159 .

See also ontological relativity

responsibility, 124 , 209

ressentiment,128 , 134 , 159 n105, 233

Richardson, John, 32 n22

Ricoeur, Paul, 115 n11

Rorty, Richard, 2 , 60 n65, 155 , 114 n11, 137 n65, 242

S

Schacht, Richard, ix , 10 , 59 n62

Schelling, Friedrich, 154 n94

Schlechta, Karl, 9 n14

Schopenhauer, Arthur, 94 , 148 , 154 n94, 170 , 184 , 186 -89, 192 , 193 , 195 , 221 , 239

Schrift, Alan, ix , 57 n61, 114 n9

science:

art and, 63 -68, 162 ;

becoming and, 30 -31;

dogmatism and, 50 -51;

generalization and, 31 , 35 -36, 88 ;

morality and, 24 -26;

naturalism and, 5 -6, 215 -16;

theology and, 5 -6, 21 -27, 64 ;

truth and, 23 -24.

See also evolution; mechanism; positivism; thermodynamics

self-overcoming, 1 , 6 , 17 -19, 26 , 27 , 63 -65

self-preservation, 30 , 89 , 102 , 138 , 228 -35

Sellars, Wilfrid, 2

semblance, 32 -34, 37 -39, 66 . See also appearance

sense perception, experience, 6 , 19 -20, 65 , 88 -91, 93 -95, 98 , 144 , 180 , 190 -91, 194 -95;

holistic view, 92 -101, 197 ;

knowledge and, 142 -43.

See also empiricism

skepticism, 54 , 147 -48, 171 -75;

Nietzsche's rejection of, 99 , 176 -77.

See also neo-Kantianism, skeptical

Solomon, Robert, 136 n64

soul, 77 , 123 , 125 , 130 -32, 132 , 182 , 184 , 236 , 240

Spencer, Herbert, 43 n38, 226

Spinoza, Benedict de, 154 n94, 199 , 208 , 215 n4

spirit, 75 , 77 , 111 , 130 , 132 , 134 , 195 , 209 , 215 , 216 , 225 , 238 , 240 , 241 , 245 . See also body; mind; soul

Stack, George, 79 n13, 144 n75, 172 n4, 173 -74

Stengers, Isabelle, 210 n105, 211 n109, 219 n10, 222 n15, 213 n17

Stroud, Barry, 5 n6,

subject, 4 ;

ego-substance and, 122 -25, 127 , 217 ;

as interpretation, 137 -39;

knowledge and, 241 -42;

of perspectivism, 118 -39;

as political organization, 131 , 137 ;

as pre-given, 121 -22, 159 -60

subjectivity:

actions and, 126 -27, 139 ;

affects and, 127 -30, 139 ;

art and, 134 -35;

body and, 130 -32;

as multiplicity, 125 -36, 156 -58

substance, 152 , 154 n94, 217 . See also ego-substance

T

Taylor, Charles, 115 n11

teleology, 30 , 66 -67, 80 , 104 n45, 195 , 200 , 206 , 220 , 223 , 226 -30, 233 , 236 , 244

Thales, 186

theology, 30 -31, 214 ;

ontotheology, 6 -7, 217 -19, 225 -26, 244 ;

science and, 5 -6, 21 -27, 64 .

See also Christianity; death of God; God; metaphysics

thermodynamics, 220 , 223 , 224

thing in itself, 37 , 97 -98, 140 -41, 149 -52, 175 -76, 182 , 187 . See also being; noumenon; ontology

truth, 19 -20, 178 , 179 -80;

becoming and, 30 -32, 60 , 145 ;

being and, 30 -32, 60 ;

coherence theory of, 28 , 28 -27n17, 58 - 60 ;

correspondence theory of, 28 , 28 -29n17, 46 -53, 57 , 59 -60, 150 , 156 , 164 , 165 ;

flux and, 35 , 142 , 144 -45, 208 n103;

lies and, 24 -25, 40 -41;

life and, 34 , 36 , 43 , 46 , 66 ;

oppositional stance and, 40 , 53 -54;

pragmatist theory of, 28 , 36 , 41 -42, 45 -48, 58 ;

as relative, 60 -61;

religion and, 20 -21;

revaluation of, 49 , 63 -64, 67 , 69 ;

science and, 23 -24;

semantic theory of, 28 , 28 -29n17;

values and, 22 , 29 , 43 -44, 48 , 69 ;

will to deception and, 34 , 36 -37, 39 -42;

will to truth, 24 -25, 34 , 106 .

See also intellectual conscience

V

Vaihinger, Hans, 8 , 109 , 171

vitalism, 216 , 236 , 238

W

Wagner, Richard, 56 n59

war, 61 -63, 62 -63nn72, 63 n73, 109 , 185 , 189 , 195 n61, 201 -2, 208 n103, 232 , 233 , 245 . See also agon

Warren, Mark, 65 n75

Wheeler, Samuel, 62 n71

Wilcox, John, 48 n47, 171 -72n4

will, 94 , 221 ;

free will, 124 -25, 182 , 217 -18

will to deception, 34 , 36 -45, 65 -66

will to power, 4 , 8 , 73 n4, 78 , 101 -5, 213 -14, 213 -246;

acquisition of power, 230 , 234 -35;

as assimilation, 238 -42;

as empirical theory, 78 , 214 -15;

expenditure of power, 229 -34;

giving and, 233 -35;

growth and, 231 -33;

immanence and, 220 -21;

inorganic matter and, 78 -79, 236 -37;

interpretation and, 165 -68, 201 -2, 239 -45;

knowledge as, 120 , 241 -42;

metaphysical doctrine, 78 , 214 , 243 ;

naturalism and, 214 -17;

self-preservation and, 89 , 228 -35;

sense perception and, 89 , 90 ;

teleology and, 229 -30

will to truth, 24 -25, 34 , 106 . See also truth; will to deception

Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 88 n23, 117 n13

world:

perspectivist view, 156 -63;

as pre-given, 3 , 37 , 44 , 59 , 70 , 71 , 92 , 95 -97, 100 , 106 , 111 , 121 -22, 143 , 159 -61, 163 , 167 (see also given, the; pre-given, the);

true world, 21 , 31 , 37 , 43 , 49 , 50 , 64 , 73 , 87 -88, 111 , 145 -46, 156 -57, 162 , 177 -80;

world of being, 20 , 30 , 142 , 144 -45

Y

Young, Julian, 171